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No. 2 Stole Her Gown and Heart, So No. 1 Gets Gate

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intended neighboring Newport, a marriage license. Mrs. Dora Livingston, who shares the apartment, said the former suitor called during Caralene’s absence and took the gown and roses when learned she planned to marry another. Caralene had another problem in consoling suitor No. 2, who paid for the license. She said he followed Rer about trying to get her to change her mind

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

THURSDAY, SEPT. 5, 1940

Florida Fair Chief Schricker's Guest

'WORK TO START SOON ON NEW HIGHWAY 31

Construction of the first section | of the new Road 31 running southeast out of Indianapolis will begin within a few weeks, Highway Commission officials announced today. The Grace Construction & Supply Co., Ft. Wavne, vesterday was awarded a contract for building the first portion of the road, nearly five miles, running from =a point one-half mile south of Greenwood to a point three miles northwest of the town. The Ft. Wayne firm submitted a bid of $380,664 for the project The project is to be completed by Oct. 1, 1941.

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“But that wedding just meant fo be.” she sighed today. ‘Taking mv gown brought me to my senses. I found out that I really loved the other man.”

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T. A. Dicus, commission chairman, said two more contracts for other construction on the road will be let this vear. The new highway is to be dual lane, two lanes separated by a parkway. It will run about one-fourth of a mile west of the present Road 31 from Indianapolis to south of Greenwood. A hearing on a suit contesting the right of the Highway Commission to build the new road is scheduled for tomorrow in Marion Circuit Court. It was filed by Jesse | A. Pickard, garage owner, living on! the present Road 31.

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